The Many Ways between Late Bronze Age Aegeans and Levants
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باستان کانی شناسی سفالینه های عصر مفرغ کؤل تپۀ عجب شیر، شرق دریاچۀ ارومیه
In the Bronze Age Archaeology of Northwestern Iran (plateau), the advent of various types of handmade gray-black ceramics shows the arrival of the so-called Kura-Araxian culture. The Urmia Ware, dating to the Late Bronze Age, on the other hand, represents the revival of the buff painted pottery tradition, following the decline of the Early Bronze Kura-Araxian culture. The present work attempted...
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